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Home My WebLink About06-06-1944 MinutesPASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COL94ITTEE: ROOM JUNE 6., 1944 CALL TO ORDER: Meeting called to order at 8:15 P. M. Honorable Mayor E. S. Johnston ,residing.. ROLL CALL: By Clerk, Councilmen present C. L. Booth, W. E. Drennan, M. J. Linderman V. F. Marshall, and D. F. Rodkey. Chas. Diemond was excused and will be absent from other meeting account being called out of the city. Karl J. Grimm,.city Attorney, was also absent. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE: by., unanimous:_consent. AMUSEMENT CENTER AND PENNY ARCADE: Mr. Furgerson of the Willamette Amusement Company, Salem, Oregon, has an option on obtaining a building,e 110 So. 4th, previously occupied by the City Club, and wishes to operate a Penny Arcade or Amusement Center. Would have shooting games, picture machines, a variety of penny machines, also pin ball machines. Three supervisors would be on duty all the time, one man and two women. At this time, a committment from the Council is desired regarding the issuance of a city license. He was advised by the Mayor to furnish reference letters both as to character and business operations. The Council expressed themselves as having no objection to a Penny Arcade and Amusement Center. Motion made by Marshall, seconded by Booth favoring the activity.: License Pending on reference letters. Motion carried so ordered. 200 TRAILERS : Mr. Davison and Mr. Severence of the Federal Public Housing Authority are asking the Council to assist in finding a desirable location for 200 trailers; Blocks 7, 9, and 10 in Gantenbein's Add and Blocks 2 and 3 in College Add were mentioned. Permission to use streets and alleys not now open was also requested using the balance of block 40 Riverside Add. It was suggested that a legal description of the streets and alleys decided upon be submitted for approval of the Council Wednesday June 7, 1944. W. H. HAMANN : W. H. Hamann wishes to build on approximately ten lots in Riverside Add. near Ainsworth and 12th and is making inquiry regarding sewer service. He was requested to present a legal description of property and amount of houses to be erected. Committee to go down and look this over. DOG PROBLEM : R. A. Cruzen issued a complaint against the large number of dogs allowed to run at large and the damage they are doing to gardens and killing chickens. In other instances, children have been bitten. INTER CITY BUS CO11PANY: �rpov�- Mr. Safford requests permission to/the temporary Bus Depot now located i on the alley at 3rd & Lewis to the front part of the corner lot at Clark & Second. He states that Mr. A. A. 146Donald, operator of Dolly's Cafe, wishes to have the building moved. The construction of the new depot is supposed to be under way by June 10, 1944 and should be completed in sixty days. Motion made, -.by Booth, seconded by Linderman that permission be granted to move Inter City temporary depot from 3rd & Lewis to 2nd & Clark. Motion carried so ordered. Mr. Howard Albert, State Examiner, introduced himself but had nothing to, say at this time. RECREATION CENTER FOR COLORED PEOPLE: Mr. -Hamann and Ivr. Swanson wish to start a recreational center for colored people at 217 West Lewis consisting of a cafe, bar, barber shop, and pin ball machines and would like to have the Council favor the issuance= of a city license. An organizer from San Francisco, California is expected here any time now. No commitment will be made until this has been taken up with the organizer. A floor plan was requested. Motion made by Linderman, seconded by Rodkey that this be turned to the license committee. REV. COLEMAN (Colored): Erecting a church and twenty-four cabins on Shoshone between First and Tacoma, hays started the sewer installation with concrete pipe on learning that he had been mis-informed and cast iron pipe should be used, is now asking the Council to left him go ahead with the concrete pipe. Ordinance No. 427 was read by the Mayor following a lengthy discussion Motion made by Rodkey, seconded by Booth that the council members e -f th-e Gail consider this until tomorrow night Wednesday June 7, 1944. Mr. Ivan Merrick appeared in behalf of Mr. & Mrs. Coleman. Rev. Coleman spoke of having four or five tables on the west side of the church for out of door food service. The Council expressed no objection if it'. meets with health regulations and is approved by that department. NAZARENE TABERNACLE: H. W. Midby wishes to renew the temporary permit on the portable Tabern eld located on the corner of 7th & Columbia property owned by Karl Wommack. The Council was assured that plans to.build a church are in progress. Motion made by Marshall, seconded by Drennan to extend temporary permit ninety days. Motion darried do ordered. Expiration date September 15, 1944. REGULAR MEF PASCO, WASHINGTON COMMITTEE ROOM 111.. tul, bWEEFEA: William Hacket explained advantage, etc. to be obtained by owning the Austin -Western Patrol Sweeper. The cost of which is $4,250.00 - 31 horse power. Priority is not necessaryzjust a release. Street committee to consider dates., n furnished and make report. Street Committee also looking at a second hand ` � grader- in Kennewick owned by Rodger Records. It is the Austin make and seven years old. Type 77, rear wheel drive. t REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED: Motion so made by Marshall, seconded by Rodkey. Carried so ordered. BILLS: Current bills against City were read as follows. Motion made by Booth, seconded by Linderman that all vouchers properly signed and approved be honored. Motion carried by roll call vote of six (6). ' CURRENT'EXPENSE } 18685 to 18698 Var bus Depa-r;tments Payr'oll%o,Saldties 19159.14 18699 to 18720 Fire Dept. Payroll Salaries 154.`00 18721 to 18730 Police De t. p Payroll Salaries 1,375.50 18731 Darrel Butterfield Salary Park Caretaker 30.00 � 18732 City Treasurer Withholding Tax 170.03 18733 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & bled. Aid 16.30 18734 Karl J. Grimm Tel. & Conv.-Exp. 27.20 f 18735 ' E. S. Johnston Exp. to Convention 54.55. 18734 18737 Esther Sawyer Lillian Meals for prisoners 404.40 Shreeve Salary Police Matron 9.00 ' 18738 Verna Dotson Salary Police Matron 21.00 187J9 Federal Laboratories Inc. Revolver 26.50 18740 . Reese Concrete Pipe Co. 6 ft. pipe .74 18741, 1874' Yakima Bindery & Pringint Cutter i6d. Col. pads 8.43 Laboratories Sup. Med. Sup. 57.86 18743 Chenoweth Bros. Mophead & Broom 2.2 5 ' 18744 Walla Walla Motor Supply Fan Belt 66 1874,5 Pacific Telephone Co. Calls 16.65 18746 P. P. & L. Co. Service 61.93 18747 18748 Pasco Electric Shop Pasco Serv. on oil burner 4.12 187#9 Plumbing & Heating Co. Pasco Herald Rep. to city hall plumb.48$ 6; 18,750 Columbia Office Sup. & Publication I 18751 Hdwe. White Oil, tape, wire, & wax. 7.-92 River Lumber Lumber 125.46 ' 18752 18754 Pasco Auto Co. Economy Repair to cars 11.33 X8755 Super Service Pasco"Water Oil Lub. & Repairs 22.45 Q 1.756 Dept. City Service & Material 273.99 18757 Treasurer Munnell Recording, stamps, m.o. 18.50 18758 & Sherrill U. Rings, Badges, & Coats 197.97 S. Laundry Laundry 6.79 18759 18760 Wendell Brokn Agency Damage fire.& theft 194.41 Standard Oil Co. Gas & lub. Oil 2.39 • r WATER DEPARTMENT 4532.71 " 4976 to 48 �7 � 3 Water Dept. Payroll 1,067.71 4984 City Treasurer Withholding Tax 94.99 4985 o 4986 State.Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 10.88 4987 Hughes.& Co. = John IN. Pipe & fittings- 209.40 Cunningham & Assoc. ZMrSgeeM Plus 500.00 4988 4 989 Hugh G. Purcell Co. Neptune Pipe & Fittings 17,487.18 Meter Co. Meters & parts 331.50 4990 Penn. Salt Mfg. Co. of Wash. Liquid Chlorine 81.00 '. 4991 Renaselair Valve Co. Valves 362.07 4992 P. P. & L. Co. Power 647.00 ° 4993 Pasco Hdwe.. Co. Hardware supplies 9.00 4994 Pasco Machine Co. Tools 40.55 4995 Pacific Telephone Co. Calls 5.00 4996 Madison Lumber & Mill Co. Lumber & Paint 165.69 4997 Pasco Electric Shop Repairs 5.15 4998 Pasco -Herald Notices & Env. 9.79 4999 { D. W. McGhee City Exp. to water conv. 12.25 .5000 Treasurer Express 25.84 ` 5001 Fairbanks Morse & Co. Shaft sleeves 19.47 . � CITY STREET 21184.47 j 66 67 Paul Savage City Salary 172.40• 68 Treasurer Withholding Tax 18.40 i 69 Potlatch Yards, Inc. Lumber 10.88 Matheson Sand-& Gravel Road gravel 51.50 70 P. P. &,L. Co. Underpass & traffic 4 lights ...37.84 STREET DEPARTMENT 291.02 }``1•:a; 1341 to 1346 Street Dept. Payroll 453.54 1347 1348 City Treasurer Withholding Tax44.26 1349 State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 17.85 Westinghouse Elec. Supply Co. ppy White Street Meter 45.63 35�350 River Lumber Co. Paseo Machine Co. Lbr., cement, & lime 40.12 Repair to, tools 26.02 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COMMITTEE ROOM JUNE 69 1944 WARRANTS CONTINUED:? 1352 Pasco Hdwe. Co. Supplies 3.01 1353 Reese Concrete Pipe Co. Manhole brick 44.41 1354 I#asco Plumbing & Heating Labor bldg. manholes 103.00 1355 Roger Records Manhole bricks 11.56 F 1356 Matheson Sand & Gravel Sand & gravel 6.31 , 1357 P. P. & L. Co. Service 280.92 1358 Standard Oil Co.of Cal. Oil 27.84 1359 Ray Colley Labor by bulldozer 47.50 { 130 Hostetter Motor Repair to cars 12.68 1361 Tom Pfliger. Hauling Exp. 2.31. 1362 City Treasurer Express 1.24 1168.20 LIBRARY j 285 to 288 Library Payroll 280.77 .289 City Treasurer Withholding Tax 22.53 290 J. K. Gill Co. of Wash. New Books 34.58 291 Gaylord Bros., Inc. Cards 19.00 292 Doubleday, Doran & Co. New Books 79.16 293 Moore -Cottrell Inc. Magazines 10.10 294 Encyclopaedia Britannica Book 2.85 295 P. P. & L. Co. Service 1.35 296 Pasco Water Dept. Service 2.80 453.14 PARKING METER FUND 20 Duncan Meter Corp. 'Collections 497.98 2'' Wanda Riddle Salary' 25-30 SEWER EXTENSION FUND 523.28 10 Richards & Blum Inc. Fee 39125.00 11 City Treasurer Reg. mail & stamps 6.81 12 Karl J. Grimm Exp. to Spokane 34.48 13 E. S. Johnston Mileage to Spokane 15.00 14 Burcham & Blain" Services -traveling exp326._30 15 The Pasco Herald Publications 92.64 1� Chars. F. Diemond Exp. to Spokane & Portland 27.50 17 E. S. Johnston Telephone calls 4.00 18 fEarl Small Salary Laborer 23.40 19 Emil Kotke Salary Laborer 21.60 20 Isaac Lyons Salary Laborer 56.48 21 John W. Cunningham Progress payment 17856.33 GO'MIiNNICATTONS : • 5589.54 + 33, 742.36 BLOCK "C" PETTITS ADD. A letter was read from Karl J. Grimm, City Attorney, stating I. he had examined th'e: title to Elock1•'_'CY" of -a Pettitt s1'Addit` on" to Pasco ,asp shown ..,by. Ab:s,tra.ct No: 2066. -:of Pasco t Gurantee ..Ab'stract`• Company certified: to_May3,, 1913, and"Tbr_ various. reasons.,=Ladvdsedl% that -the p property_not be.:purchased-a' t` this•..time. This was turned to the Water ' Committee;. for further study..• MILITARY LEAVE: A letter was read from Dennis H. Hunley applying for military leave effective May 25, 1944. Motion made by Marshall, seconded by Linderman granting the leave. Motion carried1so ordered. COMMITTEE REPORTS: PARKING METER The street committee reports that the driveway on Lewis serving Dolly's Cafe has been closed and a parking meter installed. ' _DRIVEWAYS: Driveways serving the parking lot on Clark adjacent City Hall will be constructed of black top. Planks do not hold up. More time is askedvby,-:the committee to make a report on setting back curbs on Yakima between 2nd & 3rd streets. Committee instructed to look for a grader. BUILDING C010ITTEE reports an offer has been received from Grigg to lay hard wood floors in the treasurer and clerks offices for $415.00. Counters and desks can be fixed at a latter date for approximately $91.00. Motion made by Linderman, seconded by Baker authorizing the building committee f to.go ahead and have floors installed. Motion carried by a roll call vote of 5. Mention was made of enlarging the jail facilities. Marshall to look up rules and regulations regarding fire and juvenile detention. j ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Booth, seconded by Marshall that the meeting adjourn i to Wednesday June 7, 1944, 8:00 P. m.. Motion carried so ordered. ATTESTED: ITY CLERK PASSED AND APPROVED THIS_DAY 0 CITY CLERK,